I keep seeing people say....well....I have the pin over the bridge or I see pin over the ring and up 2 inches....wow is all I have to say.
My view and observation.....these pin ups really react fast to friction....and they also react later to friction often. For me on the left....I often find MOST of my pin ups to give me an over under type of reaction.
Of course I have a pretty on the side release say 60 to 70 degrees. ie my ball wants to penetrate and flip pretty hard on its own....
In general lately I have gone back to drillings that used to work better in the past pins down slightly and slightly stronger and this allow me to play a little wider on the left and also to not have a sense of the ball "breaking free" (i going past the breakpoint and flipping too hard and too late!
Note my revs about 300 and speed near 15 at the pins when bowling well.
My observation most of these weak pin drillings say 5 3/4 or pin up drillings apply more to crankers, and more to righties(and their increased friction and need to play deeper, and more to up the backers(who need push down the lane).
Your observations and your stats....ie rev rate and axis rotation.
I see so often people these days with "too weak" or "too pin up" which seem to my eye to be presenting this "broken free" look.
An example of this to my eye is this great video from videoballreviews of the BR Twisted Fury
Pin up versus Pin down Your thoughts, your hand, your specs?
REgards,
Luckylefty
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Open the door...see what''s possible...and just walk right on through...that''s how easy success feels..
Edited on 7/20/2008 5:33 PM
